CVC Limited v Trinity Limited [2009] NSWSC 640
It is reasonably arguable, based on the pleadings and construction of the agreement, that the second and third defendants may have obligations under clause 11.6 or by implied term, and their joinder is necessary or proper for the relief claimed; therefore, summary dismissal is inappropriate and their application is dismissed.
- Parties
- Plaintiff: CVC Limited; Defendant: Trinity Limited; Defendant: Second Defendant; Defendant: Third Defendant
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 26 June 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Commercial/equity Proceedings / Notice of Motion for Summary Dismissal
- Outcome
- Notice of motion dismissed with costs.
- Legal Topics
- Summary Dismissal, Implied Terms, Specific Performance, Discovery, Joinder of Parties
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Parties
CVC Limited
Plaintiff
Trinity Limited
Defendant
Second Defendant
Defendant
Third Defendant
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Commercial/equity Proceedings / Notice of Motion for Summary Dismissal
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the second and third defendants are proper parties to the proceedings
- 2 Whether there is a seriously arguable case that clauses of the separation agreement or implied terms impose obligations on the second and third defendants
- 3 Application of implied obligations of co-operation in a multi-party contract
Ratio Decidendi
It is reasonably arguable, based on the pleadings and construction of the agreement, that the second and third defendants may have obligations under clause 11.6 or by implied term, and their joinder is necessary or proper for the relief claimed; therefore, summary dismissal is inappropriate and their application is dismissed.
Court Disposition
Notice of motion dismissed with costs.
Orders
- The second and third defendants' notice of motion filed 19 June 2009 is dismissed with costs.
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